This whole thread (10) from Paul Cantrell @inthehands@hachyderm.io is well worth reading; start here:
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Philip Proefrock, architect
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mastodon 4.7.3Architect and consultant; green building advocate; writer; one time EcoGeek;
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@csalzman this is #solarpunk to its core
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@george@a2mi.social @csalzman@a2mi.social ... and both are jumbo
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"We certainly wouldn't imagine a scenario where the police said, 'We're going to search your house. We don't have a warrant, but we paid your landlord $100 to give us a spare key. So now we're searching your house without a warrant,'" Laperruque said.
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@ccferrie
Appropriately posted on Sir Terry Pratchett Day
It's a bluesky post, but here's "Every Pritzker Prize laureate, if they were a muppet..." #architecture
https://bsky.app/profile/tee-dee-oh.bsky.social/post/3ljhcsni7322l
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@debcha@saturation.social the solipsism can be very thick.
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@daveybot@mastodon.scot
Many really good ones!
Pei as Bunsen Honeydew, and Gehry as Dr Strangepork especially, for me
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@jalefkowit
see also Narkina 5 (if you need a Star Wars/Andor reference)
A very vice presidential wordle today
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Stray, long weekend #TsundokuSaturday
"Nine Goblins" by T Kingfisher popped up in the library feed. It's a quick read (only ~150pp) and a typical Kingfisher romp.
Starting next on the Weinersmiths' "A City on Mars" and see if it draws me right in, or if I'll gradually make my way through it.
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I assume she already has the Trappist-1 travel poster from JPL, but if not (and, in any case, for others) a link:
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/images/trappist-1e-jpl-travel-poster/
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@LeoKirke@retro.social
BookMooch was a thing for a couple decades, and I swapped a good number of books through that system for many years. But, it seemed to decline over time, though the site still seems to be there. https://bookmooch.com
(No copies of "Sand & Foam" available, though it recognizes the title. Almost all of the Khalil Gibran titles that were available seemed to be in Italian.)
Not sure anything organized like that exists in the Fediverse, but your inquiry is perhaps the way to go.